I went to Western Beaver High School where I played football for the Golden Beavers. I then studied at Pittsburgh Technical Institute, and earned an associate’s degree in architecture and mechanical engineering and design. I am the proud father of two boys, ages 11 & 16. My hobbies include cars and car shows, fishing, camping and quad riding, socializing with my friends and family, and going to Steelers, Pens, and Pirates games.

I’ve been in the automotive business since 1999. I started out at Friend Pontiac Buick GMC in Bridgewater. I’ve been in the automotive industry for over 18 years, and I’ve spent most of that time at Beaver County Auto as a sales associate.

Lastly, I was voted the best car sales person in 2013 by readers of the Beaver County Times.

2. What do you like most about working at Beaver County Auto?

Best part of my job is helping people get into there dream car. It’s really my customers that I’ve helped out throughout the years and just being there when they needed me. I’ve got a great boss and faculty here at the dealership. It’s just a great place to work and I want to retire here.

3. Why do you like living in Beaver County?

I like living in Beaver County because of the people really. I enjoy all the seasons we have here including the rivers, forests, wildlife, etc. It’s a nice area to live.

4. What’s your favorite car on the lot for winter weather?

The best vehicle for the winter is of course anything Jeep, especially the Wrangler. It’s durable and capable in the snow and sleet.

5. What advice do you have for people to get their vehicles ready for the winter?

You need to make sure all the fluids are full and sensors in the tires are working properly. You also want to make sure you have the proper all-season tires that work effectively in the ice and snow!

6. How can customers reach you in the event they want to purchase a car from you?

Potential customers can contact me on my cell phone 724-513-6652 or by stopping by the dealership Monday through Saturday. My email is jhall@beavercountyauto.com or on Facebook – Johnny Hall.

Marc is a lifelong resident of Beaver County. A 2001 graduate of Center High School and 2005 graduate of Point Park University, Marc is employed by the Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School and officiates high school and college football. Follow Marc on Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram @marcgrando